What are normal Core and Motherboard temperatures

I recently purchased a HP Probook Laptop 4530s. I installed CPUID and it says that the core temp is 56c and the motherboard is 56c is this a normal operating temp?
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""""There's no need to use any fan control software. Besides the software only increases the fan idle speed and has no other impact. The use of it could also void your warranty.""""
first of all.....smc fancontrol does what its supposed to do...cool off your mac....when i boot in to vista and play cod4 on my mac i use fan control...it keeps the temp down....there is an impact to how fast your fans spin.....and it will not void your warranty......it is an extremely usefull tool...it will keep your video card cool when playing games....as i type this iam ripping cd's and noticed the temp at about 56celsius.....i increased my fan speed and the mac is at 37celcius...obviously this works and has a purpose....
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